I have found a problem while experimenting with powder toy:
1. make a container of wood (use thick/big brush size)
2. pour gell in the container
3. spray the container with neutrons
4. the gell sinks into the wood
WHY DOSE THE GELL SINK INTO THE WOOD THIS IS VERY WEIRD AND FICTION LIKE.
mm that's because the wood moves under influence of the neutrons allowing the gell to sink in the newly created space, so no bug
Because neutrons are inside other elements and themselves are penetrable, they create an empty spot in the wood for water to "sink into". Then water goes into the hole created by NEUT and so it sinks.
Plus, it works with all liquids.
Yeah but that's off-topic ;D XD
Tpt hasn't got scale it's just meant for fun. neutrons are apparently as big as c-4 molecules but in real live that wouldn't make any sense, so don't bother about that